June Walking Tours

Walking Tours

Experience the culture and history of Alabama this summer with June Walking Tours. Thirty towns across the state are offering free guided walking tours each Saturday morning in June.

Each tour begins at 10:00 a.m. and is approximately one hour long. Community leaders will escort you through the historic districts or courthouse square areas of their hometowns, sharing their personal remembrances and some tall tales from the old days.

2009 Tour Dates
June 6 | June 13 | June 20 | June 27
All tours offered on Saturdays at 10 a.m.

Participating Town	Starting Location
Ashland	High Points Coffee & Books
Athens	Limestone County Courthouse Annex Parking Lot
Birmingham	Civil Rights Institute
Butler	Jackson's Jewelry & Gifts
Centreville	Bibb County Courthouse
Courtland	Corner of Tennessee & College Streets at the Park on the Square
Cullman	Cullman County Museum
Decatur	Old State Bank Building
Demopolis	Demopolis City Hall
Dothan	Salute to Peanut Industry Mural Downtown
Enterprise	Rawls Hotel
Fairhope	Fairhope Welcome Center
Fayette	Fayette Historical Depot
Florence	Various Starting Locations
Gadsden	Gadsden City Hall Gazebo
Gilbertown	The Village Shoppe
Guntersville	Guntersville Chamber of Commerce
Hartselle	Downtown Historic Depot
Huntsville	Alabama Constitution Village (June 6 & 13 only)
Madison	Clay House Museum (June 20 & 27 only)
Mobile	Cathedral of Immaculate Conception
Montevallo	Montevallo Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery	Downtown Train Shed
Ozark	Confederate Monument on the south end of the courthouse
Prattville	Autauga County Heritage Center
Scottsboro	Jackson County Heritage Center
Selma	Selma-Dallas County Public Library
Sheffield	Sheffield Municipal Building
Tuscumbia	ColdWater Bookstore
West Blocton	Cahaba Lily Center
Wetumpka	Wetumpka Area Chamber of Commerce

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